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Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
Death of rIrs. Parmele.

Mrs. Parmelee, wife of H. w. Parmalee of 513 Oak street, died yesterday, aged AT years. The deceased was daughter of Aaron Bel den. The funeral will take place from her late residence on Thursday afternoon at 3 nn1nek
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

In view of the low prices and easy terms which Loomis of the Temple of Music is offering on Mathushek pianos everyone can afford to have a frst-class instrument.
 rn7eod 3t wit
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WEATHER RECORD
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARThENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, > WAsHNGToN, D. C., March 9, 1887, a. m. For Maine, N, w Hampshire, Vermont. Massa- chus tts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and eastern New York: Fair weather, warmer, southerly winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
uaked GuiIford Clams

stony Creek And Branford Oysters
 Served in all styles at the City Hall Restau rant. Church street corner Court. n17 If
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

If gray restores to original color. An elegant dressing softens and beautffles. No oil grease A tonic restorative. Stops hair coming out strenethens cleanses heals scalp; soc.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
Finishing Hf. Work.

Professor Bail, who recently resigned his position as instructor in drawing under the board of education, is now making his fare we'll tour to examine the drawings of Il ,0O0 children. It is his duty to visit every primary department in the city. He began on Mon day at the Orchard street school. On April 1 he will begin examination in the high rooms. It will take him month and half to finish the examination of all the pupils. The HartfOrdS DOWned i'm Merfden.
 The Hartfords went down to Meriden last night fully confident that they were going to sweep the Meridens of the floor, but they didn't. They only made two goals while the Meridens were piling up seven. This victory puts the Meridens again in second place and the Hartfords drop back to third posi- ton.
 The Danburys went to Bridgeport and gave the home team a close rub, the score being: Bridgeports 2, Danburys 5.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
Trades Unions vs. K. ofL.

HARTFORD, March 8.-About fifty dele gates from the trades unions in the State at tended the convention here to-day for the purpose of taking action on the formation of a Connecticut branch of the American Fed eration of Labor. The majority of unions in New Haven were represented by two del epates from the trades council. It is thought that the formation of the branch is due to the Socialists, who do not like Powderly and the other leaders of the Knights, and that this is a move to weaken the Knights. There was large attendance of Socialists here to- day. A number of addresses were made during the forenoon. The afternoon session was private. None but delegates were al- lowed to be present. The real object of this convention is to rebel against the dietation of the K. of l.. The trade unionists claim the members of each trade are better fitted to settle their disputes with employees than a committee of the K. of L., who may know nothing at all about the trouble.
 ar Shopping cough. Goes Cough Balsam win cure them. All druggists sell t. Only 35c per bot
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
The Rnhhar Shop,
Absorbed.

The rubber manufactory shuts down next Saturday night for a month or six weeks.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

The best thing earth to add to starch to give good body and beautiful gloss is ssRough on used. Makes ironing easy and saves the starch. Mas dirt removing power double that of any other.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
VOL. LV.
SnhserTntfOm RateR

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Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

Smith Bros.' Borax makes washing easy without iniuring the fabrics.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
Wells Hair BaIsam.

At the City Hall Dining Rooms, Church street corner Court. d2l tt
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09
ms St

Take D. K. and be o. K. See ad. m7tf
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

BoaAzn1 cures nasal catarrh. Try it.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

aava tbe children Don't let them die of crou or Shopping cough Goes Cough Balsam vii cure them All druggists sell t. Only 35c per bel fla
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

Nothing in the world equal to Goes Cough Bal sam for croup or coughs. Only 35c per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11
&l7J 90

VIII buy shayne's celebrated Alaska Seal,kh S"'q"''
inches long. or magnificent scal-kn Long wrap e's''
trimmed with Alaska sable or Lynx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11
S3OO 90

VIII buy shavnc's popular perfect fitting Sea'Nin Sacque
ac now ICED by everyone 10 be ine best garment " NV
York for the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11

Archbishop Corngan viii consecIate The '"ucn
Of the Immaculate Conception In East FOnr'coh'hs'
TODAY High mass will be celebrated by Bishop
John J. Conway and the sermon Will be Preached
w tho Rev. Dr. Bernard J. McQuad. There VIII
be vespers i'm the evening at 80 and a sermon
by the ROW Dr. Henry \ Brann. After the morn,
~ cercmnI,. Faf Nor Edwards. the pastor OF the
church, viii entertain the assisting clerG men aud
their friends at dinner which VIII DO sup Iieu
ty Clarke, Of West Twenty -thlld-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11
SIJ0 90

,vu, huv tho best 3i-nch long Scalskin Coat IN D."
.'yic, made from selected English Dressed Alaska scar
Shin: $50 Will also buy one OF the newest Styles J"
Sell.kin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11
Announce fusutA
NN1IY Do Ynr ALWAYS WANT

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11

C. C. SHAYNE,
Furrier, 1913 Prince St.,
Offers a few suggestions TO aid
in the selection of HOl-
iday Presents.
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present nice nlur. collar, or uppct' ioA mat 0ooh
rug, sc.
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LYNX or Alaska sabc seal hat, or pair OF sea- go'es'
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in furs.
VIII buy splendid Muf. plain or satchcl stye' an
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ladies' sizes (shorer for s12, neat set OF fus'
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$50 90
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Nun or Seal Hood, stylish Seal Hat, Beaver shouuer
Cane, or handsome set OF Furs, Nun and Boa.
SEQ 90
WI, buv hest Hudson Bay Otter Muf. Sable Num- Fur
lined Circular large Beaver Shoulder Cape anu MANY
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some scal.kln or outer Cape. best seaskn long bo'
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$50 90
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Newmarket, deep scnlskin Cape Ernine-ned Circular
500 90
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in short sealskin wraps Jackets and Bear hooes'
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SEbG UV
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long, or magnificent Scal-kin Long wrap e'os"''
trimmed with Alaska sable or Lynx
$3OO 90
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o,lcir.d by everyone 10 be best garment IN New
York for the money.
$3.50 90
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

position Of the General COMMITTEES
which hes been appointed to
plan and supervise the preparations
shows that party lines have been disre.
garded, and that the reoplss Prss idsnt
will have peoples welcome. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland will enter the South
at Memphis. II will be the first South.
ern city In which either shall
have set foot. They will come here
as to gateway, and they will be met
by immense delegations from Tennes.
see, Arkansas, Mississippi and Ala
bsns, but upon the people Of Mem.
phis will devolve The ceremonial re.
sponsbiiity. This they will undertake
with the enthusiasm and confidence
that grow out OF their appreciation
OF the rare occasion and their gratfi.
cation at having the opportunity to
show their respect for the man and
his office.
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Enthasissm over the Midland.
ESPECIAL TO rHa APPsAL.I

NASHVILLE. TENN, September g.
Next to prohibition tho Tennessee
Midland railroad enterprise is absorb
ing public attention now more than
anything elsa. The question OF David.
son county subscribing 100000 10 the
road Is daily being more olsen ssed and
will be voted on September 22i. The
campaign committee will meet tomor-
row. A lively meeting ia anticipated.
II Is rumored that some eerious
charges will bs brought against the
Louisville and Nashville railroad re.
garding the mode Of securing votes 10
pe practlced from now until election
day.
Mrs, Helen M. Bell, vile Of James
I. Bel, city recorder, died here this
afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

country. At the same time the pres
ence Of so many foreign sslesmen
shows that Memphis hae 10 max Q
tremendous drafts on othsy cities In
order to supply her customers.
B. Hirschfsld, VI Cincinnati, is
working up orders at a satisfactory
rate for bis firm.
"a
HI. Luce, of New York. shook the
dust from bis sample cases Of the Pea
body last night.
W. F. R,thbone and J. J. Nichol.
son, OF New York, are stopping at the
Gayoso, looking after the Memphis
buyers from their firms.
.'s
W. W. Prouty and Frank L. Udsll,
Of st, Louis, pick their teeth together
at the Gayoso, then separate to
hustle" for their firms.
-.
There Is nothing rural about Silva
Heimsnp, for he is grip rack artist
from the Queen City.
-.
memphis is going TO be the New
York Of the South" says J. L. Hsm.
burger, "snd we New Workers ere
dead stuck on furnishing her the
goods" $50 say l." chimed In John
ID. Powell, follow ssleeman.
Ii. o. Cowie, large cotton buyer
from Liverpool, England, arrived last
night and took quarters az the Gsyoso.
ID. ]. Cohen, OF 81. Louis, wss dusty
and tired when he slighted at Gaston's
last night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

CHikg JUsrIcK CoorER, q Missis-ip.
pi, yesterday. In the Hamilton hab.aa
corpus case, oveuuled the motion Of
The State to strike out thu amendment
10 the petition Tor the writ Ne 10 Ham.
iliou'o physical condition. and viii
hear testimony a. TO liz sufIiclepcy
next Monday. Himil,on's attorneys
stated Ia the Amendmsn, that Himil.
tons phyaioiaus fused to perform q
needed surgical operation upon his
arm o. long ar he was In Jail. II the
Jusilcs obould decide that the wi.
deDce did not establish this necessity
II ~ lion ~iil have 10 Iemain in 4 III
utt'i mex F.bruAry.
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Methodist Prohibition Resolutions.
lcoaHEarosDKHcH mr. On. .....

loohttafoFpHhcro OF ruH AFrIAL.l
FRIHSDsuiP, TRss., September L.
The following resolution vas paced
at The session OF the West Tennessee
District Conferences al this place:
Whereas, As the Methodist Epls
e0pal Church holds that the II ble Il
ihe only and sufficient rule of the
q. ristian faith and practice, aud has
30 stated In the Book OF Dilciplire, aud
on the authority Of the Bible iorblds
the nee Of intoxicating liquors an A
beverage 10 her members and Of her
ministry, and on the same authority
forbids any OF her members 10 engass
In the manufacture for tale Of Int I'll.
eating drinks.
"And, whereas, The same church
has placed herse.f fully on the side
oil total abstinence for the lndl yldual.
and legal prohibition OF the LIQUOR
ti,ii'c 40 the duty Of the civil govern.
msnt.
Therefore. Resolved by the mem.
heIs of the West Tennemee Dlalrict
Conference, that We fully and cheer.
fully obey the rules ofthe church and
advice oil the General C1niersuce Of
1854 by working In all laudable WAYS
10 secure legal prohibition Of the
liquor lrffiic.
Resolved, That a. the question Of
securing this prohibition by the state
Of Tennessee, 10 10 be- cub nllted 10
vote Of this people on the % h day Of
next September, II IL the duty OF all
member II the Methodist Episcopal
Courch 10 uss their iBhuenco 20
secure the adoption OF the ameod.
mtni, and Of all whD can vote, q cast
their ballots Tor The Suppression Of this
great evil Of our land, the liquor
isfio.
Received, That II Ia the duty OF ali
our preachers 10 instruct ourmembar.
chip on the teachings q the church
on temperance and prohibition, and
10 enforce the dislpline on al our
members who violate the law Of the
church by using, ~ beverage, In.
toxicaiing lqunrs, or who use their
ibhnencs 90 iavor the use, the manu-.
iacture, or the sale a. a beverage"
~, A, W. MOORE,
-. P PkflE,
~, BRADkN,
~. y, MAsskY,
-. W; HALL
Com 10 n lee,h
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TnR Baltimore and Ohio railroad Ia
no more. II has been bought by Q
syndicate OF bankers. The railroad
will be operated by the Pennsylvania
Company. the Western Union will
take the telegraph lines, and
the Pullman Palace Oar Com.
psny the sleeping cars. The
express business has gone into the
hands Of the United Express Compa.
ny. The Baltimore and Ohio Compa.
ny will have a sort Of legal existence,
but that Is oil. II the spirit Of the
late John W. Garrett can
take interest In worldly things
II Ia probably In team. He died only
q short time ago, and ~ president Of
this great company II was a ring equal
in power to Gould, and Vanderbilt,
and Scott. His son, Robert, assumed
his shoes, but made q failure, and
parcsls out the property 10 various
buyers In q way that would have
filled the soul OF his father with indip.
nation. VIII Mr.. Dspew and the
grandsons and sons Of Cornelius Van.
derbilt hold the Vanderbilt properties
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b. q o. Deal.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September o.
The Ledger in its financial article to-
morrow, referring to the contract en-.
tered into between the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad aud syndicate OF bank
ere, wllleay: "rhe policy OF the syndi.
cate IS regards the telegraph, express
and sleeping car interests of the
Baltimore and OHIO will be that
the company shall be mansgsd on
the same basis as other trunk lines,
and thus remove the antsgonism that
has arisen from the policy heretofore
pursued. Tho express contract has
already been Disposed OF, and while
there is no necessity 90 far as the debt
CT the company is concerned, for dis.
posing OF the others, they may or may
not be sold, as shall be hereafter de.
termined. Mr.. j. Pierrepont Morgan,
who effected the settlement of the
West Shore railroad difficulty with the
New York Central railroad, and sew.
eral other similar important troubles
between the Trunk line, and who WAS a
principal negotiator in this contract.
said yesterday: 1T is scarcely pcssi.
bic to overest!mate the importance OF
these negotiations, particularly as re-
Cards the trunk linee. The syndicate
IL composed oil the houses mentioned.
and they are, each and ell OF them, In.
terested In the trunk lines through
the various negotiations which thew
from time to time have made. They
are now united to protect these inter.
este, as far as their influence and
power les"
STOCKHOLDERS SURPRISED.
BALTIMORE, ND, September 2-Tbs
stockholders OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company profess 10 be
greatly surprised at IT, Q annou Il cement
that tho affairs Of the company had
virtually passed into the hands of an
Influential syndicate. Very few of
thoee in a position to know of the
condition OF affairs are In the
city, but those who are claim
to kFow nothing of any deal
that hsa been or is likely to be made.
That the company Ia embarrassed Ia
generally believed, but no one seems
70 be In position to know exactly
how matters stand. Vice Prseiden,
Spencer and Attorney Cowen have
evidently been left. Ia the dsrk, bnt
there are many who believe that Mr..
Garrett would gladly lay down the reins
Oh government and give up control
TO anyone who could steer clear OF the
entanglements 10 which be 10 at pres.
emit engulted. 1t Is generally believed
that Mr.. Garrett has entered into no.
gotiations that will relieve him of the
responsibility Of &C ivs snsgsment,
and will at the Same time preserve the
best Interests Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company.
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS


InvestfgAte CrOO kedness.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 2-After
meeting behind closed doors, the
Democratic State Central Committee
today, by vote Of 10 to 10, adopted
resolution requesting the Federal su-
thorities to investigate the alleged
conns ction OF the we'll known Dsmo.
cratic editor and postmaster, II. w.
Clendening, of Springfield, with the cor.
rupt legislative printing com bine, and
II, since the State Senate report on the
subject he has upheld the combine.
he be Immediately dismissed from
office, as unfit for any position of
honor, trust or profit under the pres.
ent national administration.
The resolution likewise severely
denouncss the alleged connection with
the Combine" OF Gov. Osleeby and
other Republican State officers who
are supposed to be seeking renomina.
tod. A substitute resolution, declar.
Ing that appointments or removals of
Federal officers should not be usutped
or inierfered with by a political com.
mittee, was lost by a vote OF IA TO 8.
Bsfore either resolution was put to a
vote, a letter Of protest against the
action taken was read from ex. Gov.
John M. Palmer, also a letter from
Pos master Clendening calling at.
tention 10 the fact that thtss facts
by the Investigating Committee had
exonerated him. Mr.. Clendeninp de.
MED the Jurisdiction of the State Cen.
trail Committee over his case, aud in.
vited com plainants against him to pre-.
sent their charges to the Posto fl Co
Dspartmoot at Washington, where
they would be met and refuted. The
reason for desiring Clendening's dis
missal IL stated by the promoters OF
the resolution to bs that only 10 cass
he Is deposed by President @ evelaud
can the Democratic party In Illinois
effectively use the State printing stea,
against the Republican 1fiiceholders.
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POOR MEN MAY MARRY.
The lnsta'lment Plan Fills q Capa.
ci0us Vacuum.
NOW saved Up Capital OF $50 and
q Coed Position IL Sunicieat
For Matrim0ny.

II has baen source CT widespread
comment that marriages by young
men working on a salary are growing
beautifully less. Scientists and other
men of cultivated and massive intel.
lects have vsinly tried to account for
this singular departure from the wise
Intentions Of merciiul and iufsllibls
Creator, but iguominiously failed.
Few OF these men Of research have at
tributed 1t to the eradication OF that
tender sentiment which begets mstrl.
monial happiness. An enterprising
writer in the Nashville American thus
sells into the arena Of investip cation,
and probably solves the yexed prob
lem. by the way, his conclusions
apply with equal force to Memphis I:
Years ago young people In modsr-
ate circumstances desiring to wed, yet
having only a monthly modest salary
o rely upon, were forced to undergo
the hardship OF long waiting, per.
baps separation, until sufficient sum,
the result OF patient toll and self de.
NAL, was laid by to provide and FUR.
Dish home In which to begin the
new life. Thus many a Jacob served
lorg, weary years for his r chel, de
Young to the accumulation OF means
that portion OF life best adapted to the
perfect enjoyment of such a CON-
panion' A want was felt, and In a
measure II has now been filled. The
instalment plan came to the reEcue.
revealing a system by which the i'm.
patient could accomplish with q few
dollars that which formerly required
hundreds.
with $50 and position paying a
lair salary tie wedding may 70 on aud
housekeeping commeocsd, complete
in every detail. Statistics wo aid prove
that Cupid, In these practical days, o Yves
to the instsllmeDt plan a debt OF In.
calcu al 10 gratitude. Possessing this
amount you are prepared TO buy a
honse and fuInieh Il with all the n Q.
cessities aud luxuriis, ffom an organ
TO pie ran, by simply paying an in
significant sum cash aud the remainder
In monthly paymel Is Of easy figures.
The bride can usually be looked to for
a dowry embracing the ,quired table
linen and bedelotbing for immediate
neoetsities, and The wedding presents
will doubtless comprise a mixture of
oTic'a.brsc snflicisnt for ali needed
decoration. Assuming 80 much, the
remainder is approximately givel in
detail: